Christmas Tree Graveyard/Furry Woodland Critter
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Started on 2002-10-12
Christmas Tree Graveyard/Furry Woodland Critter
From: be ma (bema57@hotmail.com) |
Date: 2002-10-12 21:23:38 UTC
Boy, just a little rain can sure make a path slippery! We slid our way down
the hill and across the creeks. Some of the stairs had given way and were
pulling out of the bank. Later on we saw a couple of "trail closed due to
erosion" signs. But, since the rain in the creek had lifted the sign off of
its post we didn't really know to which trail it referred! I would have to
guess they meant those stairs. However, the sign was farther down the creek
so who knows! No wood peckers were sighted although we wore red caps to
match their red heads!
We had a little trouble with the furry woodland creature, taking the wrong
path and generally making life harder on ourselves.... The stamp was very
cute! We will have to try and carve our own. The littlest BeMa member went
scrambling all over the house looking for big 'ole erasers to carve into
stamps (the thought of her with a carving knife is a leetle scary!...)
It was nice to be peaceful in the woods and not worrying about whether it is
safe at the strip centers or missing all the soccer games which have been
cancelled.
Maybe tomorrow we'll go out again. Our schedule has cleared up a lot
unexpectedly (they even cancelled puppy kindergarten!) BeMa
P1F11
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Re: Christmas Tree Graveyard/Furry Woodland Critter
From: thedoubtfulguests (thedoubtfulguests@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-10-13 15:43:02 UTC
Glad you enjoyed them and you're not letting the sniper ruin your
days.
We got turned around looking for Furry too. Because we made
assumptions. But figuring it out despite problems is part of the fun.
Your littlest BeMa can draw and you can carve right? I've had a lot
of fun just tracing pencil over small pictures and them turning the
paper over and rubbbing it on the eraser to transfer it.
The Doubtful Guests
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "be ma" wrote:
>
>
> Boy, just a little rain can sure make a path slippery! We slid our
way down
> the hill and across the creeks. Some of the stairs had given way
and were
> pulling out of the bank. Later on we saw a couple of "trail closed
due to
> erosion" signs. But, since the rain in the creek had lifted the
sign off of
> its post we didn't really know to which trail it referred! I would
have to
> guess they meant those stairs. However, the sign was farther down
the creek
> so who knows! No wood peckers were sighted although we wore red
caps to
> match their red heads!
>
> We had a little trouble with the furry woodland creature, taking
the wrong
> path and generally making life harder on ourselves.... The stamp
was very
> cute! We will have to try and carve our own. The littlest BeMa
member went
> scrambling all over the house looking for big 'ole erasers to carve
into
> stamps (the thought of her with a carving knife is a leetle
scary!...)
>
> It was nice to be peaceful in the woods and not worrying about
whether it is
> safe at the strip centers or missing all the soccer games which
have been
> cancelled.
>
> Maybe tomorrow we'll go out again. Our schedule has cleared up a
lot
> unexpectedly (they even cancelled puppy kindergarten!) BeMa
> P1F11
>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger:
http://messenger.msn.com
days.
We got turned around looking for Furry too. Because we made
assumptions. But figuring it out despite problems is part of the fun.
Your littlest BeMa can draw and you can carve right? I've had a lot
of fun just tracing pencil over small pictures and them turning the
paper over and rubbbing it on the eraser to transfer it.
The Doubtful Guests
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "be ma"
>
>
> Boy, just a little rain can sure make a path slippery! We slid our
way down
> the hill and across the creeks. Some of the stairs had given way
and were
> pulling out of the bank. Later on we saw a couple of "trail closed
due to
> erosion" signs. But, since the rain in the creek had lifted the
sign off of
> its post we didn't really know to which trail it referred! I would
have to
> guess they meant those stairs. However, the sign was farther down
the creek
> so who knows! No wood peckers were sighted although we wore red
caps to
> match their red heads!
>
> We had a little trouble with the furry woodland creature, taking
the wrong
> path and generally making life harder on ourselves.... The stamp
was very
> cute! We will have to try and carve our own. The littlest BeMa
member went
> scrambling all over the house looking for big 'ole erasers to carve
into
> stamps (the thought of her with a carving knife is a leetle
scary!...)
>
> It was nice to be peaceful in the woods and not worrying about
whether it is
> safe at the strip centers or missing all the soccer games which
have been
> cancelled.
>
> Maybe tomorrow we'll go out again. Our schedule has cleared up a
lot
> unexpectedly (they even cancelled puppy kindergarten!) BeMa
> P1F11
>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger:
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Re: [LbNA] Re: Christmas Tree Graveyard/Furry Woodland Critter
From: be ma (bema57@hotmail.com) |
Date: 2002-10-13 17:18:45 UTC
I hear the garage door go up, meaning dad and kiddies are home from the
store with a six pack of big pink erasers.... We just may be changing our
trail stamps soon (or looking for lots of band-aids...)
BeMa
>From: "thedoubtfulguests"
>Reply-To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [LbNA] Re: Christmas Tree Graveyard/Furry Woodland Critter
>Date: Sun, 13 Oct 2002 15:43:02 -0000
>
>Glad you enjoyed them and you're not letting the sniper ruin your
>days.
>
>We got turned around looking for Furry too. Because we made
>assumptions. But figuring it out despite problems is part of the fun.
>
>Your littlest BeMa can draw and you can carve right? I've had a lot
>of fun just tracing pencil over small pictures and them turning the
>paper over and rubbbing it on the eraser to transfer it.
>
>The Doubtful Guests
>
>--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "be ma" wrote:
> >
> >
> > Boy, just a little rain can sure make a path slippery! We slid our
>way down
> > the hill and across the creeks. Some of the stairs had given way
>and were
> > pulling out of the bank. Later on we saw a couple of "trail closed
>due to
> > erosion" signs. But, since the rain in the creek had lifted the
>sign off of
> > its post we didn't really know to which trail it referred! I would
>have to
> > guess they meant those stairs. However, the sign was farther down
>the creek
> > so who knows! No wood peckers were sighted although we wore red
>caps to
> > match their red heads!
> >
> > We had a little trouble with the furry woodland creature, taking
>the wrong
> > path and generally making life harder on ourselves.... The stamp
>was very
> > cute! We will have to try and carve our own. The littlest BeMa
>member went
> > scrambling all over the house looking for big 'ole erasers to carve
>into
> > stamps (the thought of her with a carving knife is a leetle
>scary!...)
> >
> > It was nice to be peaceful in the woods and not worrying about
>whether it is
> > safe at the strip centers or missing all the soccer games which
>have been
> > cancelled.
> >
> > Maybe tomorrow we'll go out again. Our schedule has cleared up a
>lot
> > unexpectedly (they even cancelled puppy kindergarten!) BeMa
> > P1F11
> >
> > _________________________________________________________________
> > Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger:
>http://messenger.msn.com
>
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store with a six pack of big pink erasers.... We just may be changing our
trail stamps soon (or looking for lots of band-aids...)
BeMa
>From: "thedoubtfulguests"
>Reply-To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [LbNA] Re: Christmas Tree Graveyard/Furry Woodland Critter
>Date: Sun, 13 Oct 2002 15:43:02 -0000
>
>Glad you enjoyed them and you're not letting the sniper ruin your
>days.
>
>We got turned around looking for Furry too. Because we made
>assumptions. But figuring it out despite problems is part of the fun.
>
>Your littlest BeMa can draw and you can carve right? I've had a lot
>of fun just tracing pencil over small pictures and them turning the
>paper over and rubbbing it on the eraser to transfer it.
>
>The Doubtful Guests
>
>--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "be ma"
> >
> >
> > Boy, just a little rain can sure make a path slippery! We slid our
>way down
> > the hill and across the creeks. Some of the stairs had given way
>and were
> > pulling out of the bank. Later on we saw a couple of "trail closed
>due to
> > erosion" signs. But, since the rain in the creek had lifted the
>sign off of
> > its post we didn't really know to which trail it referred! I would
>have to
> > guess they meant those stairs. However, the sign was farther down
>the creek
> > so who knows! No wood peckers were sighted although we wore red
>caps to
> > match their red heads!
> >
> > We had a little trouble with the furry woodland creature, taking
>the wrong
> > path and generally making life harder on ourselves.... The stamp
>was very
> > cute! We will have to try and carve our own. The littlest BeMa
>member went
> > scrambling all over the house looking for big 'ole erasers to carve
>into
> > stamps (the thought of her with a carving knife is a leetle
>scary!...)
> >
> > It was nice to be peaceful in the woods and not worrying about
>whether it is
> > safe at the strip centers or missing all the soccer games which
>have been
> > cancelled.
> >
> > Maybe tomorrow we'll go out again. Our schedule has cleared up a
>lot
> > unexpectedly (they even cancelled puppy kindergarten!) BeMa
> > P1F11
> >
> > _________________________________________________________________
> > Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger:
>http://messenger.msn.com
>
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